All the Places begins with lines borrowed from maps—roads, rivers, currents, boundaries, and other systems used to describe and organize place. I trace and layer these lines in graphite, allowing different geographies and ways of seeing to accumulate on a single surface. As the lines overlap, their original references become less distinct. What begins as … Read More
Wao akua began with photographs of trees and the landscape around me. Working with photographic transfers on wood panels, I build surfaces through layers of imagery, pigment, resin, and thread. My process involves collecting, combining, obscuring, and interrupting images and materials. I work intuitively, making decisions through observation and experimentation, often adding or removing elements … Read More
Local Knowledge is an ongoing collaborative series by Sally Lundburg and Keith Tallett that uses language, imagery, and layered material processes to explore how knowledge is shared, interpreted, and transformed through lived experience. Drawing on familiar sayings, warnings, invitations, and everyday observations, the works use humor, irony, and the interplay of image and text to … Read More
Transect is an ongoing exploration of how I observe landscape. I often record short videos while moving through a place, using them as visual notes rather than images to reproduce directly. Those observations become fragments of color, atmosphere, movement, and spatial relationships in the work. Living in Hawaiʻi, I experience landscape as something continually shifting … Read More